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Every children's facility in the state is absolutely full. >> 90% have preventable illness that they don't need to be hospitalized for. >> these are the darkest days of the pandemic. >> this is now not just about the covid patient. this is about you the general public that we cannot provide quality care for you. >> many of louisiana's hospitals are warning that right now they can't offer adequate care to anybody. more than 2,000 covid patients are already hospitalized, shattering the state's previous record in january. and the head of children's hospital new orleans says there hasn't been an o...

Member commission that is exploring alternative responses to the police calls that are nonviolent that are noncriminal, that are nonemergency to ensure we have the social workers and housing providers and things like that that can help us ditch some of the challenges and get out of cycles of crisis. we've been able to go all in to double down on a body of work that, frankly, started before that. anyone who was surprised by the murder of george floyd has probably not been listening and pay much attention to the events that happened not just over the last ten years or so but caught on cell phone...

Police respond to break-in at CHB College 16 Mar, 2021 10:13 PM 2 minutes to read CHB Mail Central Hawke's Bay Police are asking for information after a break-in at Central Hawke's Bay College on Monday night. Constable Andy Walker said the karate dojo on the college grounds was broken into and extensively damaged, while an attempt had also been made to enter the college canteen. Suspicious activity has also been reported on Domain Road, Abbotsford Road and Matthew Street in Waipawa where residents have reported someone trying to get into houses. "On Tuesday night a resident in Domain Road ...

The Police 105 non-urgent phoneline has been swamped with calls about Covid restrictions.

Danvers Council on Aging Community Content Note: In response to concerns about the coronavirus, area events not noted as canceled here may still be subject to cancellation, postponement or attendance limits. Please contact organizers to confirm event details. Danvers Council on Aging is located at 25 Stone St., Danvers. They can be reached by phone at 978-762-0208 or 978-762-0209. The fax number is 978-762-0240. They’re open from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. For more information, visit https://danversma.gov. COA MENU Monday, Jan. 18: Martin Luther King Day, office closed Tuesday,...